Gear Jack Black Hole has some interesting ideas that it just never quite executes well enough.

SXPD is ideal for any comic book fan who wishes they could dive into the pages of a high-speed chase.

It's not revolutionary (hohoho), but (R)evolve is a fun game for twitchy players.

Nuns are tougher than you think, as we learn in this action puzzle game that's quite fun.

Super Monkey Ball Bounce is a lot like Peggle, but not quite as good, plus it's littered with freemium based irritants.

Elune Saga is a slightly unremarkable freemium-based RPG, but that doesn't mean it can't be fun.

The basic concepts in OK Golf are sound, but I wish there was more built around it. The game looks great and plays well enough, but once I finished it, I never felt the need to revisit it. Much like a diorama, OK Golf feels like a miniaturized golf experience that looks great, but is ultimately pretty lifeless.

A great example of interactive storytelling.

A stealth game with a unique difference, Level 22 is a funny, smart, and enjoyable experience let down slightly by the smallest of flaws.

At the end of the day a portable game is only as fun as the number of times it can be replayed and NFL Flick QB lacks the staying power to justify a $2.99 purchase. While it isn't bad by any stretch of the imagination, it is just a bit too much over our salary cap.

Rival Knights is fun and well-crafted, but unreasonable connectivity requirements make it impossible to play on the go.

Overall, Worms 2 is terrific fun.

The situation might be utterly hopeless, but that doesn't mean we can't have a little fun when meeting our doom.

Star Wars: Uprising seems initially cool but turns very samey.

The level of control I have over my racer provides a certain degree of addictive game play and keeps me wanting to play more.

The graphics are a mix of upgrades and seemingly older assets. That there are pixellation issues at all is rather inexcusable for a sequel. The new backgrounds and user interface elements are crisp and clean-looking, while the little brain and distraction icons seem to be the exact same assets from the previous game. This feels a little like being cheated.

Its emphasis on slow-burn cash earning creates a different pace than the titles fans might be more accustomed to, but it's every bit as addictive and charming.

Even with the help of rapper Jay-Z selecting a stellar soundtrack for NBA 2K13, there seems to be a vast gap in between what the title aspires to be and what it delivers.

War of the Fallen is a card game with some compelling elements, but it is just a bit shallow.

Monkey Boxing is more fun than a barrel of monkeys, if the monkeys all were fighting each other!

Runaway is a classic, old-school adventure experience, for better and for worse.

Taking a little while to get going, Gold Diggers is a fun if slow building Endless Digger.

The Maze Runner is a surprisingly enjoyable movie tie-in that will succeed in keeping players guessing.

The Balloons is a simple but fun endless floater.

For as much as I complain, I'll still play it all the way through a few times to get all the achievements, but I'll whine and kick like a baby the whole time.

While this may not be a truly epic kingdom, there is unquestionably more than enough depth to more than justify a free download.

Roll In The Hole may not usurp Chillingo's other top puzzlers, but it's a nice return to their roots that is well worth picking up.

Do we really need in-app purchases that effectively over-simplify (even break) the game early on?